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about the recreational requirements and how this would be handled. She supported the design change. Ms. Michelotti had doubts about the Bren project, but it tuned out that it fit a niche in the community. This is a major improvement to that plan and she really liked the design. Her one suggestion was to have some roof color variations but the overall color of the homes was pleasing. Even though the density is higher, she did not think it felt like it. She said automatic garage door openers were required and the CC&R's require that the cars be parked in the garages. She supported the project and hoped to be able to address Mr. Saucier's concerns. Ms. Mohr asked about the price difference from condo to single-family detached. Mr. Crews stated the pricing would be a bit higher but in the same general range as the townhomes. The homes are designed to fit between the Sienna and Valencia development and would be ten to fifteen thousand dollan higher in price. It was moved by Ms. Michelotti, seconded by Ms. Mohr, that the proposed project will no have a significant environmental impact and f'mds that the previously approved Negative Declaration covers this project. - The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers - Dennis, Michelotti, Mohr, and Mayor Tarver NOES: Councilmember Pico ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Mr. Pico felt that there will be parking problems in the future and thought the Council will have to resolve neighborhood disputes. He is concerned that famih'es with children will be brought into the Hacienda Business Park without addressing the needs for parking and park facilities. The community park site that was being looked at previously isn't available and no provision has been made for a neighborhood park. He felt the park issue should be resolved before any modifications or approvals are made. He felt this type of community isolates families from each other and puts them behind garages. He could support single family homes but felt too many homes are being squeezed into this project without adequate parking. He encouraged a redesign be made and asked for the project not to be approved. Ms. Dennis stated the five acre neighborhood park would not be adequate for the housing in the Business Park. The twenty acre park would seem to be the minimum needed to adequately take care of the recreational needs of that community. Ms. Acosta indicated a report on the proposed neighborhood parks is planned for the -- 1/16/96 agenda and the consideration of a community park is still open, pending analysis in February. 01/02/96 -16-